Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-24

San Diego, has been incorporated and Will
commence business in this city very soon.
Detective Holbrook, of San Francisco, arrived
| tonight with warrant for Kate Clark and
Annie Ellis. the women who entieed Julia
Seidle, the l4-year-old girl, from San Francisco
and placed her in a house of i'll fame here.
W. A. Bissell, Traffic Manager of the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, who is here, in
speaking of northern outlet for that system,
stated that in his mind it was only question of
a short time before the road would be built
northward. He IS not in a position to know
anything positive in regard TO the matter, but
from his observations he thinks that the work
VIII be done soon.
A Ferry-Boat that Refuses to Float.
lCcPyrig, 1887. by a,e California Associated Press
BUTTE CITY, August 23d.-For the second
| time in the past Two months the ferry-boat at
this point has sunk, this time in six feet of
water Daily stages carrying the Uuited States
mail are compelled to travel out OF the way OF
| the course prescribed by the postal authorities
or else leave this prosperous community with
out communications with the outside world.
| No stronger argument can be presented for the
| replacement OF the Butte City bridge than the
condition of this poor, dilapidated ferry-boat.
Many people have been compelled to travel
miles out of their ecourse in order to icross the
river, and there is no prospect Tor the present
| of building better boat, unless the Butte City
| bridge is replaced travel will be entirely sus
pended.
Well Boiled and Seasoned.
Copyright. 1887, by ae California associated Iress.l
| WOODLAND, August 80 MIS-. BartlOW has
been arrested for scalding her husband by
| throwing boiling water upon him. He is Sc
| riously injured.
boy here last night through pure devilish-
| ness, threw red pepper in his Companions eyes
The pain made the boy frantic, and he has not
| yet recovered.
George A. Ball, delegate from Woodland to the
Subsidiary High Court of Foresters, at Chicago,
returned last night He was met at the train by
the Uniformed Foresters, and, headed by
band, they marched up town, where banquet
nm fll M lQTDh
Remains of IA Wanderer Found.
Copyright, 1857, by the California Associated Press
SH' ia, August 23d.-The body of John Law
ton, Tho disappeared from French Gulch, in
this county, about one year ago, was found yes
terday on Trinity river. 1t is supposed he
wandered off and got lost, and being an Old
man, perlshed from fatigue and hunger.
The Missing Girl Found.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 23d.-[Special lit
tie Clarice Etrulia Shattuck, who disappeared
from her home near the Mission some days
ago, has been found. She is an inmate
OF The Little Workers Shelter" in Oak
land. She says she ran away from home be-
cause of the harsh treatment received from her
mother.
A Chinaman Murdered.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Especial. Ito
night Chew All Kit the cook of a Chinese
restaurant on Clay street, while walking through
bartlett alley was shot in the back and IN
stantly killed by Chin All Sing, the keeper of n
mouse. Inc cause was n CnlneSe
woman and a gambling debt. The murderer
escaped and was not captured.
Aid for the League.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 23d.-[Special M
&. OToole, delegate of the local branch OF the
Irish National League of America, in this city,
Yesterday sent the following dispatch, which is
self-explanatory
Reu Chas OReily Detroit: We mail YOU to-
day draft for S3 ,000 San Franeisco's first re-
sponse to salisbury's proclamation against the
League.
Southern Pacific Extension.
Copyright, 1887, by tac California associated ress
SAN JosE August 23d.-The news reached San
Jose to-day that the Southern Pacific Company
this morning commenced the construction of
branch railroad from Menlo to the Stanford. Jr
University. 1t is believed here that the ultimate
intention OF the company is to extend the road
along the base of the foothills on the western
side of this valley to Saratoga.
A Victim of Whisky.
Copyright 1857, BY the California associated I'ressl
Los ANGELES. August 23d.-The lifeless BODY
OF John o Connell was found this morning lying
between the tracks at the depot In San Gabriel
His skull was crushed back OF the ear and
death must have been instantaneous He was
employed as a track-walker between Savannah
and Puente. He got drunk and boarded pas
enger train, and in getting off the car struck
him and made a fatal wound. He had no family
and formerly lived in Oakland
The New Del Monte.
MONTEREY, August 23d.-At the Del Monte
Hotel work is now going on with such rapidity
that hopes are entertained of being able to opeil
by November. In that case, q house warming
ball will be given on Thanksgiving Day. If not
given then IL will occur at some later date, and
will be the great social event of the season for
California.
In order to secure an unlimited supply of water
In case of future emergencies, q pipe is being
laid directly from the reservoir to the hoteL not
connecting with either Monterey or the Grove
rms pipe runs through the Government reserya-
ton grounds.
The New San Diego Steamer Line.
Copyright, 1887, by Re California Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, August 23d.-The steamship CITY
OF Topeka arrived from San Francisco this
morning, and will leave on Wednesday as the
pioneer ship OF the International Company's
new steamship line to Mexico.
he Army Becomes Belligerent.
ICcppiga, 1887. by the California Associated Press
SAN BERNARDISo. August sd-Last evening
at the Salvation Armys barracks in this city a
difficulty started in the Army, and one of their
number was pretty badly handled by the Cap
tam ana ms followers, who were Immediately
lodged in jail by the police. They will be prose
cuted by the beaten members.
Masonic Excursionis:s.
Copyright, 1887 by the California Associated Pres
Los ANGELES. August 2Sd.-Ceur De Lion
Commandery, the wealthiest branch of the
Masons in Southern California, went on a special
train TO Santa Barbara to-day. There were
about twelve coaches, containing $50 excursion
lists.
A Fat Take.
lcopgi9d, 1857, tz tae California Associated Pressl
ORovILLE, August 23d.-In the Pluras county
baseball tournament the Santa Abies, of 0ro-
vile, beat the Clippers, of Greenville, by
score Of % to ,.
Fatal Indian Row.
Ccpyi94 1857, by ue California Associated I,-sssl
CRovILLE, August 2Ss.. In drunken row at
the Lava Beds last evening one Indian fatally
stabbed another. The murderer IS in Jail